Iowa Law Safeguards Insurance Consumers’ Private Data
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds recently signed a bill to set data and cybersecurity standards, which will be overseen by the state insurance commissioner, to protect insurance consumers’ private information.
May 27, 2021 • In a move to defend insurance consumers’ private information, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has enacted a
bill to set new standards related to data security, investigations and cybersecurity events for insurance companies.
The bill, known as HF 719, came about in response to several major
data breaches involving large insurers that exposed and compromised the sensitive personal information of millions of insurance consumers over the past few years, Rep. Garrett Gobble said via email.
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Mayor Jim Paine plans to make fiber-optic network a priority in 2022. 11:00 am, May 6, 2021 ×
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Faster, cheaper internet for everyone is the goal behind Connect Superior, an initiative to create a publicly owned fiber-optic network across the city to connect to the world.
And with the help of American Rescue Plan Act funds, that could happen sooner than city officials were thinking.
Mayor Jim Paine announced plans to begin socking away seed money for the project with his 2022 budget proposal during a virtual listening session Monday, May 3.
More than a dozen people tuned in to ask questions and learn more about the city’s plan to create a broadband utility.
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